Apartment Veules-les-Roses, 3 bedrooms, 6 persons

Ground floor: o - open kitchen (dishwasher, oven, microwave, induction hob ...) on dining room - living room (flat screen TV), quality sofa 1st floor: - 1 bedroom for 2 people (bed 160x200cm), - 1 bedroom for 2 people (bed 140x190cm) - 1 bathroom (with wc), 2nd floor: - 1 bedroom for 2 people (2 beds 90x200cm) Outside: Private parking at the back of the house, possibility of terrace area (garden furniture, barbecue). Adjoining accommodation G9232 - Possibility of renting at the same time (Capacity 6 + 3). The old vicarage of Veules-les-roses has been completely renovated into 2 gites to offer you a quality apartment with all the comforts just 200m from the sea. Idyllic setting on the main square of the village. Private parking, and outdoor relaxation area at the back of the house. A real joy ! Rental charges not included in your rental: - electricity (payment for electricity after meter reading on arrival and departure above 8 kw / h per day, at cost), - heating, - cleaning, - sheets, - towels, - tourist tax. Enclosed garden, Television, Electric heating, Cot, bathroom (bath), Children games, Internet connection, Private parking, Washing machine, Dishwasher, Linen rental, Cleaning charge, Terrace, Garden, Garage, Micro- waves, flat screen TV, freezer, garden furniture, barbecue. Option to be paid on site: Cleaning charge: 80 €. Sheets for single bed: 15 €. Sheets for double bed: 20 €. Linen kit (towels): 10 €. Due to the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19), establishments have reduced the hours of their reception and services. Remember to contact them (contact details indicated in your Stay voucher) before your arrival to check these times. In the context of the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19), establishments are currently applying exceptional additional health measures. Consequently, some services and equipment may be reduced or unavailable. Your host: In 1993, Marie-Edmée inherited the "Vieux Logis", an old building which bears its name aptly because it was built in 1436 by the priests of the time who, very poorly housed, made it their presbytery because it was close to the church. After having escaped a decree of danger in 1997 and endured 20 years of work, because Marie-Edmée wanted to revive the house filled with childhood memories, here she is again ready to welcome the guests who will entrust her with other memories. City toursit tax, due opon arrival